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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27
Mrs. Logan and the soldiers in Hospital.

When the regiment was ut Cairo five
hundred men had the measles, and there
we're no conveniences for giving care to
such number. Mrs. Logan, grioving to
saa the mon suffering for the want of hos
pital supplies, went TO Carbondase, and IN
fhirty-six hours returned with home
maffe blankets, enEnfoFterss pillows, and
4 cargo of fruits jelIles and other delica.
cias. Before this, dozen man or more
had died, bnt not case was ioss there-
after. it's nn wonder tho boys OF this
ssstripad hospital srsniam mbered the 0ol-
oneiss wiies@~ From d sketch Of Mrs. Io.
s.sss fsf II 4*aaE sF9@INF KIntom III ffsTHa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27
Drunkenness. Or Liquor Hablkean bs Curedby
administering nr. Hainss' Golden speelae.

II can DO aisen in cup of coffee or tea With-
cut tne knowledge OF the person taking e, ef-
fecting speedy and permanent cure, whether
thc patient Is moderate driukcr or an alc0-
hesIc wreck. Thousands cl drunkards have
peen made temperate men who have taken the
ssolden Spfcine En tlselr coffee without their
knAule1Nc nsld sll-day behave They quit dIins~
IS 1 If their xsAVli iree Hill No haflhisl effect
SITS frnfn rs a4ninlstrailpai. cares auHraiiz
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27
molly ANGELS COLLEGE.
4 Boarding School for Boys !! /

Condnetss hy secular priests and lay
teachers
First ierm opens frat Monday in Sep
tenher. Second term opens first Monday
In February. For prospectus address
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27
Administrators Notice Of Final
NattlamAnt

Notice Is hereby given that the under-
signed Administrator or the estate Of 3. +.
Jones, deceased. has fled his final account
at his Administration of said estate in
County Court OF Linn county, Oregon,
and said Court has fixed Monday TIE 9th
cay Of June, 1887, at the hour of 10 o'clock
.. m, of said day for hearing the same.
all persons interested in said estate are
required to appear at said time In said
Court and show cause IL an- exists why
said estate should not be finally settled.
Dated Albany, Or, May End, 1887.
J.. A. JoNEs,
Administrator Of said estate,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27

Miss K no Elizabeth Cleveland IL TO
teach In = New Ysrk city school for
girls.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27

Notice L. hereby given that the County
Court for Linn county. Oregon, has this
day appointed the undersigned Admlnis-
traitor OF the estate OF Mary Ann w. Il.
Savage, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate ara notifisd 20
present them properly verified % the an.
der1Igned az bic residence near shedds
Or, or TO weatherEoFd a Blackburn, At
to.neya al Albany, Or.
May 1Otn, 1887.
JoHR MORGAN,
Administrator OF the said estate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
THE BEST ADVERTISING KEDTUH
In THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.

Special bushes notices in Local col
nmns 10 cents per line. 5 cents egcfI
additional insertion.
for legal and transient advertisements
w TeT square for the first insertion aua
insertion.
Hates Tor nther advertisements made
known on application.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-05-27

Old papers At the DEMOCRAT Office for 25
cents hundred.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

1As ASassnaa 70 the Cssnsy Com
70 RsOUvOe = Ooe

3oo At0esWau ~ the C0unty Co0mSsssonerp,
70 Rs0ovse loes
For some years pest - Is wsll known,
there have been warm contests among the
county commissioners ON the ono
side and the aldermen and JUS
tices Of the peace on the other, relative TO the
payment OF fses In dismissed and other
Caeee-th0 com missioners claiming the right
70 refuse payment in some cases and to cut
down the bills In otherA Several attempts
have b cen made to get the matter into court
and have II settled, but one obstacle or other
hes thus far prevented II Finally the alder.
men and justices put their heads together
formed " combine" and resolved to push
their claims for payment A bill Of Alder
man McConomy for sa5 was selected for the
test. He sued the county for the amount be-
fore Alderman spurrier, and to dsv was set
for The hearing. Commissioners Gingrich and
Hartman aud County Solicitor Shensk were
present on behalf OF the county, and asked
for q postponement because Of the absence OF
Commissioner Myers, president ofthe board.
Alderman McConomy resisted postpone.
ment, on the ground that neither Commis.
sioner Myers nor the other commissioners
were witnesses In the case. Alderman Spur.
rier decided tn at the case should go on. Al.
derman McConomy, on being sworn, testified
that the bill WAS just one, and that he had
rendered services to the county for all the
items charged In the bill and that the bill
had not been paid by the county COMMITS
sioners.
The commissioners made no def so, and
Alderman Spurrier entered Judgment for
the full amount of his claim.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
oOsPG IN ~ lsAssse slsLsOADs
rue lates-ssass Commssssea Rsar fhsm end
Reserve Decosaous


Reserve Deceaaons.
WASHINGTON, July IA Tho following
hearings took place this Moruing before the
inter state commission In the com piaiut Of
Vim. II. Holbrock aud others representing
the wheat CROWNS iptetests ot Dakota,
against the ST. Paul, Minneapolis
4 Manitoba railroad. \. =. Rur-
dett appeared on behalf " the de-
tendant corporation and hled motions
In writing TO dismiss the case on the ground
that the evidence submitted by the plaintiffs
had been taken without ri wing the necessary
notice to the railroad comrauy and on the
further ground that the matters implanted Of
were Of date prior to the existence of the In
ter.state commerce law. The ccmplaiuAnts
were not represented. The commission
stated to Mr. Burdett that il saw no reason
for his further attendance and that its deci.
sion " hen msde would be put upon record.
The second hearing was In the cases of r. J..
u. Harding against the s.. Paul, Minneapo-
lis 4 Omaha ra,iroat. A. I. Britton ap
peared Tor the railroad and repre-
seuted that the rates com plain ed
of ~ eNorbitant were not so. The old
rates with which the complainants compared
the present ones, he said we're the result OF
the late war. For this reason, he argued that
no ground of complaint ex isted. The defend
ants were not represented. Decision WAS
withheld.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
LAsf kl0Hl'ssLioHr FIRs.
The kiin OfGAsts Pottery Ansms-A H0seMan
severely Hurt.

The kiin OfGAsts Pottery AnAms-A HoseMan
severely Hurt.
A fire alarm was sounded IRON box %, at
Marietta and Columbia avenue, last night
shortly after eleven O'Clock fire was dis.
covered in the roof over the kilu OF the
pottery Of Henry CAST jr., on Columbia
avenue Company No l put on plug
stream and soon extinguished the flames
Several dollars worth OF damage WAS done
to the roof and two and . half bags Of cork
were burned. The building is owned by
Henry Wolf.
william Brausby, hosemsn OF No l, was
seriously injured while the ire was in pro-
eress During the reeling Of the hose, his
right arm WAS caught by the cham OF the
reel, and the forearm WAS crushed aud
torn, the fesby portion of the palm Of the
hand was torn out, aud the hand was
bursted on the back. His sufferipgs were
intense. He was removed to the office of
DIR. ID. z. Mccormick, where his injuries
received medical attention. Mr.. Brsnsby Is
. new member OF the company, and was not
aware of the danger which always attends
the unreeling OF the hose Several other
members OF the company have narrowly es.
capped injury in the same way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

CnIoAso. July ls.-The Dvovsvs' Journal 10
gost. Gstus-nsSeipss, y 80 hs:a: ship%sants a :,
l.sD De-, S3 2504 IS; stocksrs and feeders. o. y
0sio; cow, bulls ana mixed. u oo09 60 Texas
Hogs-kscsipts. 1900 head; shipments. 6Oa
head market strong rough and mixed. % !.
D 1905 % skips, q OOot ID.
shosp-Rsc6ipts, 4OO0 head shipments
srn @ 81 ss:'ss g. Ssi.n: ies % s: lambs.
400.
8As1 LInuRTy.--Cattle---R Receipts. la
shipments, III; market slow prime. o. 25N
l10; fair 10 good, o 7oGa common. o 2a03 20
cattle shipped 70 New Sork. cars: 70.
head market hrm; PhAsdelphias. Ss 500 10
i0rksrs, e6 4o0e 81; common 70 light D 800 10
hogs shipped 70 New YORK, cara. 49,,
market fair prime, ~ 25SAs0; fair 10 good. y u
40; common. elU03 W; spring lambs. y o006 ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
rHE HsEDRRsON kSTArR.
The Amount For distribution to the Creditor
II RSS a.? 90

10 2SS a.? 30.
John u. Skilee, ad min istrstor OF the estate
OF Amos Henderson,, deceased, advertised
that he would sit at the orphans court room
this morning and to morrow to pay the div.
dends due to the creditors of Mr. Henderson.
Long before o'clock creditors began putting
In an appearance, and before 10 o'clock the
room WAS crowded with parties interested IN
the distribution. As each one presented his
certificate or account, the auditors account
was looked at aud q check for the amount
on the Fulton National bank wss given
as payment in full. Mr. Skies was
assisted 10y his attorney, Mr.. Atlee,
and John b. Miller, d. Edward Bi,ner, as
clerks. In all there are about 1900 claim.
ants for the funds in the administrator 8
hands, and about two-thirds of them were
paid to day. The balance for distribution
WAS SIS 40 SO. and the dividends
ranged from one cent to &, li7 ST William
+. Harkins was awarded the lowest
dividend, one cent He had a balance of ii We
cents when Mr.. Henderson died. Thos j.
Davis was second on the list He had eight
cents to his credit and his d idend was two
cents. Kinzer Bender was the heaviest de-
positor. He had IS 900 in the bank and his
dividend was &, l47 So Nearly one half OF
the creditors were women.
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ssopOGsRs ssWs.
Firss Club Ron OF the seasoa ~ the CScl
Tourtrg Ciub.


Toartrg Ciab.
Last evening the Lancaster Cycle Touring
club held the ttst "club run" of the season.
This 10 the iorsrunnsr OF what Is to 10
a weekly occurrence, and WAS Psrtici-
rated in BY the owing gentlemen; Msssrs'
Burger, Rudy, smith, Miller, hard, KeyPort,
powney, Hartman, Obreiter, Reading and
Etchley. They rode to Rohrerstown and
roturn-s total distance Of about miles-and
by starting early made the trip easily before
dark. What served to make the ride
more attractive and enjoyable tn all
WAS the fact that Captain Downey
insisted on every rider maintaining the ~.
sition In line given him at the start, thus
Going away with that most objectionable fea-
ture Of "ciuo runs" called " scooching,'
and he says that In tho future the same order
must prevail, thereby giving the more mex.
perienced riders comfort aud confidence
The club presented a very fine appearance
coming in West King street four abreast
STRUCK . BicyC,er.
Fred Coniugsby, who led the Philadel phiA
bicycle tourists on their way through Ian
caster, recently, has prosecuted Manager
Morton, late OF McCsuli opera house, Phil
adelphia, for assault and battery. Mr.. Con-
ingsby claims that he WAS struck violently
In the face with whip by Manager Morton
in Fsirmount park on Tuesday Afternoon. He
Gays that while riding his bicycle along the
concourse toward the Forty first street exit
he came up with buggy very nearly in the
middle Of the road. He tried to pass to the
left, but the horse swerved In his direction
cutting him OIL He then slowly turned W
to the right, and passed on. Mr.. Morton
who was in the buggy, followed him. drov'
ACROSS his pAth and hit him with his Whip
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

Reuben Shirk, who keeps q grocery store
q S65 Eaet xfng street, had a narrow escape
With others about IL o'clock last evening
With two ladies and q child he WAS driving
IN North Queen street In q business wagon,
and was just about to cross on his
road southwark the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks at the station. A freight LOGON olive
that had been shifting some cars, going west
ward was noiselessly passing the crossing at
the tima Those who witnessed the occur.
rence expected to see the Shirk party ground
under the wheels Of the locomotive, but the
horse reared on bis hind legs, swerved to ono
side and oil escaped injury. 1t is said that
the engineer OF the locomotive did not ring
his bell or blow his whistle to warn psssers-
BY Of danger.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
Three Fiugers and Thumb Gu, ON

Ezra 8. Leinbach, Of 53l East Chestnut
street, an employe of Philip Lebzelter Il Co,
was working this morning about 1890 o'clock
ata rip saw. In some way he got his left
hand caught In the tsw, and before he could
extricste II, had three fingers aud the thumb
20 badly mAngled that they had to bs smpu-
sated. Dr. NJ. l.. Herr attended the wounded
man, who suffered greatly. The accident is
peculiarly distressing, because Leinbsch is
the father OF nine children, and he had only
been at work since Friday last He came to
Lancaster from Milton 10 April.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
Chautibriand RsleAs led.

From the scranton Truth.
Considerable time was consumed on We'd
nesdsy afternoon in negotiations for the re-
lease OF the detective, Bruce Chsutibrian5,
who hsi been consigned to all for nor. pay
ment of costs which had been placed upon
him by the jury in his trial for adultery.
In order that he might go free, Officer Scan.
lon and others on the prosecution agreed to
donate their fee 5 on the case and the balance
OF the costs were raised to satisfy the demands
OF the law, and Chsuntibriand WAS set free
last evening. Tne costs were paid in by
Keeper Lord, but the source OF the revenue
is unknown, though it is hinted that some OF
the detectives female scqusintances contrib
uted to the fund.
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lgAA alfA.

PxSsoCK ON the llth inst. Joseph l.. Pen
mock, IN the 10th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, Valley Iron Works. Coates
vile, Pa. Saturday morning. July 10. at IL
O'Clock. Carriages Will meet trains arriving at
Coatesville between and 10 a. IN jyI2It
SCHoLFIsLD-In this city, on the 18th inst, =,
Maria, relict Of Nathan Z. schoteld, In the
Sth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence of II g. Lehman, No. llO South
Prince street, on friday morning at IL O'Clock.
lnterment private. Hd
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OF Interest To HscS men

The ordinance requiring hack drivers to
pay tax and take out license, was passed
some months ago. The city authorities have
oeen very leinent In the matter, yet the
hAckmeu pay no attention and have not
tasen out their license. They have now
psen notihed that they will be given until
August let TO attend to the matter aud if they
hh 70 do 20 they will bs obliged to pay a
penalty OF Is In addition to the license II
shis - not paid suits will be brought.
Sohn dampey, who for years has been
driving hacks In this city for different arms.
has now started line Of his own with car.
SiAgss end baggage wagons. 1t will be know n
- the Lancaster Transfer,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
Died In 81. Louis,

FTom the I Ork Daily.
Miss Harriet Musssr, who died in St.
Louis on Tuesday, aud who had attained her
ninety. nth year, with full possession OF her
faculties, WAS born in Lancaster, Pa Sue
came to York to live In 1903 and remained
here till 1881, when she removed to Spring.
field, Ohio, with her sister, Mrs. James Nc
Gosh, in whose family she resided till her
death on Tuesday evening. After leaving
Springfield she lived for number OF years
In Davenport, Iowa, and moved thence to
St Louis about twenty years since. The de-
ceased was sister OF the late Mira Salome
bilimeyer, deceased, and of Mira T.. +.
shearer, OF York. Shs lived useful life
and WAS honored and respected for her many
christian virtues, and In hope OF . blissfuI
immortality. The funeral took place in st
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Rev HOrG mArGss.

.ks~ ios., July lt-r!our market dull ;
good to choice extra State, . h5Dt %; good To
choice extra Western, 8 a6t 80 do Ohio, o lJts
40.
Wheat-No Red STATE s0gs,c No. Q DO,
slkc: No. Ref. Winter. July. s9s.c; Aug,
,3I.c receipts 2I3 600; shipments. "a. s67.
COrn-NO. , mixed cash. &5c do July. 45hc
Aug, Gs-c Sept. ioa4c receipts, $500 ship
ments. 4.I67.
Oats-so. l White stats. iOc; No. DO
3skc; No. Mixed, cash, Sjssc July. S3xc ept.,
SlAc receipts, Ss, go bus chi pments, 40.
kye duD western. o60oSc state, o7>S1osc.
harley nominal.
PORK dull old meas, slt 5oolt. IS.
Lard-Aug,& g. 50; Sept. $50.
Aolasses nominal Al l9kc for 81 boiling stock.
Turpendne easier At S3l<c.
Koein dull strained TO good. q 050l 10.
Petroleum DUH Refined, In cases, skc-
Greights nominal grain to London. ia.
Butter dull Western Creamery lo0 &c.
Cheese 1rtet: western Flat, lt0l5c; State
Factory. sA69c; Fancy White, Sage; Coored
s0N1c.
Eggs steady State. l5k3lsc Western. l2H0
l5<c.
sugar steady; Kenned Cuuoai. 606 l-I6c
9ranuiAted, l3-l6c.
Tallov steady prime city, &c.
kice nominal Carolina, fair TO good, 303ko
Conee nim; fair carYoes. lsc.
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The Orion fishing and cunning club, now
sucamped at Weise's island, is having a gle
Iiouk old time, despite the warm weather.
A number OF friends from this city have
visited them In camp. Yesterday Police
Ofhcers Wenninger, Richie, Kissinger, Boas
and Barnhold and Turnkey Babel, of the
station house, visited the camp, and their re-
ception was - warm as the weather. Johnny
Hubley photographed the club in the after.
noon. Joe Kautz Ia acting as judge OF the
islAnd and Pat Burns is the officer. The
latter hes made numerous arrests of parties
for trivial offenses. They are sentenced to
different kinds Of punishment, and yester.
day many were tiod TO the trees in different
parts Of the island. The boys will return on
Saturday.
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on,s.so proaue. asrrss.

CHICAGO, July "A. 1880 & m.-Asrket opened.
WheAt-Aug.. 1lhc; Sept. 731Sc.; Oct .76kc.
Corn-Aug, $zc.; Sept. 37sSc; Oct. 51sc.
Oats-Aug., DC; sept, 5hc.
Pork-NOt uotsd
Lard-Sot quoted.
short Ribs-Aug.. y %; Sept, y 30; Oc..
GSo.
CLOSING.
Whest-July, 7Ol&c.; Aug. HTc.; Sept, 7sISc
Oct, ,7+Lc
Corn uly. S6xc Aug, Ss1Sc. Sept, s7szc
Obt,. 313sc.
Oats-J uiy. DC Aug. 25,ic Sept, sb7ic Oct
SAc.
Fork-NOt quoted.
.. t.srdSJuiy, IS aIk; Aug D sHi Sept
kibs-Juiy. p 90; Aug, Is 70; Sept. d 80
Oct, D u.
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SOME BRIEF LOCALa

eial college, aud wife, are in this city 70 at.
eend the funeral OF Mrs. Mosser's aunt, Mrs.
0aria Scholheld.
The Harrisburg Call says Bessie Sites,
Nno ran away with J. ID. Charles, OF Harris
ouSgs V from Columbia
less vs. nsttsd BY the Sunday school picnic
81 Se Msry's church 70 Penryn park.
Jane Taylor, aged u, who died recently In
koauets Square, Chester county, was Q sister
- ne late Henry Webb. OF this city.
= subE@ua In divorce WAS allowed this
eesuooo In the sutt OF Charlotte Ann
34eweyn aeainst her husband, Wm., Llswcyu,
a ~ qfo0no alleged n desertjon.
Cols Was sent 70 the county jsil
oyAlderman AZ. D0unslly for days
eyoeeoness and disordsyly conduct
~ ~ s2seseeso q having stolen Q cost
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RGnAElss - sss . ssArs
II 6OGnAY AsD nosDAs.


1ne oogxuspOaooaee Of ATsLLiaBRCRR
aoMDiA, July M-Ths Presbyterian
- vnl sUleosaee The seventy -Gfth auni-
N oftAoof equalization on sunday and
- Ju1y II end 49, The members
1oo1dod 70 make this Q notable
~ - tAslr history, and the follow.
psugrlmmo hes been decided
Sunday, July II, 1890 . M,
~ Chursh," historical sermon by the
Dut Rev. George Wells Ely 7:3O p m,
- oun0ay school, tn History, Work and
8 UneaA" AOnday, July Is, p. M, social
oo0 Of The congregation, with personal
- 11goue1cal rominisCencesI A large mum.
< - = ~ former pastors and members haye
- . b present on this occasion, among
6n Haya Mccoy, Grimes aud DR.. Er.
- Il = looked forward to as su occasion
~ oEene interest 10 all
DsasAs % wednesday.
MI - Hinklo died st his home yesterday
" - 16th pear Of his aga The Cause of
81 Goaeh was consumption, and he was
- q he street . very short time ago. A
'Vlh md three small children survive. The
i 1nnoral will be held on Friday afternoon a.
seelesk
S Ma Hallis Cottrell, wife Of DR.. Joseph F.
Oo1esell, Of Washipgton city, aud daughter OF
- laAe Colonel James Meyers, died In y
w unexpected manner on Wednesday
& 0egnin9 q o'clock. Mra Cottrell came
11um Warrington city ON Tuesday evening
- . visit 70 her mother st Norwood.
The Plcnics
The Second Street Lutheran Sunday school
head their picnic yesterday ct Lititz Spripgs,
ooous 800 people being present The day
W. one Of enjoyment
ne United Brethren Sunday school will
! - % PenTyn on Saturday.
Tho Shawnee fire company will hold q
h pisaio IN Heiss's woods on Saturday.
!, Mr.. W. !. Reuter-, book.keeper for the &C.
lu0bia Iron company, with his SOD, was
0shiug In . small branch of the Peques
oroek, and caught sixteen fine brook trout
The Columbia Rifle club will otter a. an
attraction on next Saturday afternoon, DR..
". r. Carver and J. l.. Brewer, the cham.
pion rife shotA The exhibition will take place
% the base ball grounds, and will bs well
/. worth seeing. The gentlemen were in Lam
osstsr on last Monday, and the press Of tha
oiU save great praise TO the excellent ex hi
bl4ion.
a chamber concert by the Monday clut
WI b held this evening st the music rooms
q AiD Lillian X. Piahlsr. MI. Walter Bsus
mn hes charge OF It
On Saturday evening the Democratic
votou Of the Third ward will elect delegates
- The county convention.
The hremen's convention will be held in
tho council chamber this eveniDA to elect q
chief Of the tire department
The wood and brick work at the Cherry
street. building is being painted by Noah
0henabrook and his workmen.
Washington Mason, of Topeks, Kansas, Is
on visit In town. Mr.. Mason was born
near town and has not been East for nearly
Aity yeais
The ST. Johns Lutheran festival In tht
armory h being we'll attended, aud will con
tinue during the week. The proceeds will b,
+ used to purchase books for the Sunds.
school.